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David E. Barnes "This Wrong Or Right In Life"
© 27 November 2003 David E. Barnes
A Poet's Corner Original Poet! 
I have watched one-path separate in the dead of night 
I have watched the final breath released without pain -
I have walked along long corridors, bathed in dim light.
 
I have looked through windows that reflected strain
I have looked in to vacant eyes; death-white as a sheet. 
with no tears to shed, sapped at the loss - unable to explain -  
 
I have sat stilled by the sound of the hastening feet;
when far away there seemed an interrupted soulful cry 
that come from distant quarters connected to a hearts beat: 
 
though not to call my return - or say a word good-bye;
the night’s inner torment watched an unearthly flight
and anguish engulfs; such-love demands wounds - night sighs -
 
Who determines the right to life or death the wrong or right?
I have watched one-path separate in the dead of night.

"This Wrong Or Right In Life" penned by David E. Barnes - Posted Thursday, December 11, 2003.

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